Complete Nonsense

Fincher's gripping detective story is so jam-packed with information it makes you feel like you're part of the investigation yourself.

  A moody revisionist western cemented by haunting cinematography and Humphrey Bogart's increasingly unhinged performance.

One of the decade's most successful genre directors, Mike Flanagan introduced himself into the commercial market with this twisting psychological chiller.

Revolutionary new acting techniques and a sweltering New Orleans bring about volatile emotions in this seething psychological drama.

Master absurdist Yorgos Lanthimos steps away from his usual family dynamics and spearheads modern romance in this dystopian comedy.

Greek Weird Wave maestro Yorgos Lanthimos gets his weird on in this deeply unsettling psychological thriller.

If you're looking for epic action mixed with goofy comedy, Taika Waititi's addition to the MCU is a one-stop shop.

Eye-popping visuals match the eye-gouging violence in this incredibly respected giallo from Italian horror trendsetter Dario Argento.

Oscar Isaac anchors another masterpiece from the Coen Brothers in the way only Oscar Isaac can - as a character who you want to root for even through his glaring flaws.

Laika Studios cemented themselves as a major player in animation from the get-go in this horror fantasy.

This independent, lyrical vampire film debuted one of Hollywood's most exciting new voices.

Paranoia and surveillance reign in Coppola's prescient, low-key masterwork.

2018 was a pretty transformative year for my music taste. While I still don't know shit about the technical side of the form, this was the year that I began trying to pay as much attention to the artistry of albums as I do films.

Fever dream masterpiece.

The relatively forgotten Hannibal Lecter film that's a close-second to Silence of the Lambs.

Lars von Trier takes a slightly less contentious route in this aching sci-fi drama about depression.  

New Hollywood pioneer Mike Nichols wryly lampoons the paper-thin facade of the perfect nuclear family in this comedy classic.

A patient thriller laced with lingering dread.

  A progressive historical snapshot about workers' rights that deserves more recognition.

An awe-inspiring directorial debut for screenwriter Alex Garland, and my favorite film of the 2010s.